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Refurbished Ultrasound (Sonar) Machines South Africa | Sonarshop by Surgi-Clin | SA News

17 August 2026 by Guest

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Why buy a refurbished ultrasound machine?

A new ultrasound system is a serious capital outlay — often out of reach for a growing GP practice, a new clinic or a facility that only needs sonar occasionally. A professionally refurbished machine delivers the imaging capability at a fraction of the price, which is why refurbished ultrasound is the practical choice for many South African practices.

Brands we stock

Sonarshop’s stock changes regularly as machines come in and are prepared for resale. Models from the major manufacturers pass through, including:

  • Samsung & Samsung Medison
  • Philips
  • GE Healthcare
  • Toshiba / Canon Medical
  • …

Technology Startups: South Africa has a growing tech startup ecosystem,
particularly in cities like Cape Town and Johannesburg.

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